What if you really did have an elephant in the living room? Here’s a house in Khao Yai National Park, Thailand, where a wild bull elephant decided to drop in for a visit.
But look how careful he is not to wreck the place. If he shrugs his shoulders, that’s it for the roof.
Those wet patches under his eyes are not tears. They are a sign that he’s seriously looking for a mate. And I guess he was determined to look just about anywhere.
That is what I’d call a wildlife inconvenience.
That must have been what it was like before Noah’s flood, having a dinosaur come onto your premises seeking food or a mate. I can understand why that woman was screeching.